Truck Campers
Truck campers slide into the back of a pickup truck’s bed—no towing needed. Often they stick out over the top of the truck’s cab to increase living space. Lightweight “expedition style” models usually have tentlike fabric sides that pop up to add headroom.
The key for truck-camper owners is having enough payload capacity. Some pop-top lightweight models fit into smaller trucks, but the typical hard-sided truck camper is too heavy for a half-ton truck unless that truck is carefully optioned to maximize payload. Most owners tend to use heavy-duty trucks.

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From Travel Lite's latest line of truck campers comes the Up Country 650. This RV's design ...

From Travel Lite's latest line of truck campers comes the Up Country 775. This RV's design ...